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Lorde has revealed several behind-the-scenes facts about her latest album, Virgin, including that one of her favorite songs didn’t make the final track list.

In a post on social media Monday, Lorde wrote that she cut a song from the album at the “last minute because I thought it diluted the vision.” She added that it was one of her “absolute favs” that she wrote with Fabiana Palladino, who also worked on “Current Affairs” and “If She Could See Me Now.”

That’s not the only unreleased song either,...

Lorde is feeling “simply crazy” after dropping her new album, Virgin. On Friday, hours after releasing her new LP, the musician reacted to it being out in the world by sharing some snapshots of the music-making process.

“This album broke me apart and forged a new creature out of me,” she wrote in her post. “I am so proud to stand before you today as her, grateful for this beautiful life spent singing to myself and to you, for as long as you’ll have me. Thank you so much,...

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Let’s hear it for the vinyl of the year: Lorde has officially dropped her new LP, Virgin, four years since her last studio project. With the album’s lead single “What Was That” and subsequent releases like “Hammer” and “Man of the Year,” the album features 11 tracks and marks Lorde’s first full-length album since Solar Power in 2021.

“There’s going to be a lot of people...

Days before Lorde released her fourth album, Virgin, the pop superstar stood in the middle of Brooklyn club Baby’s All Right basked under a cerulean-blue glow as she shared song snippets from her new project and danced with fans. Dressed in a white, nearly see-through dress with glitter on her face, Lorde threw her hands up toward the venue’s disco ball and looked like an ethereal reincarnation of herself. With Virgin, Lorde excavates parts of herself she has yet to contend with on the public stage — from her...

Hilary Rosen has been appointed BAFTA‘s deputy chair of its board of trustees.

Alongside BAFTA chair Sara Putt, Rosen will help oversee the delivery of the British Academy’s mission as an arts charity, championing creatives and practitioners working in film, games and TV.

The deputy chair is voted for by elected members of BAFTA’s sector committees and the board and will succeed the chair in the fall of 2026.

“I’m honored to have been elected as deputy chair of BAFTA,” said Rosen. “It’s an incredible organization and I’m delighted to get to work closely with Sara over the next year. I look forward to working more closely with the sector committees across film, games and television and the senior leadership team.”

“As my role at BAFTA has grown, I have gained knowledge and insight into this community and the challenges it faces and will ensure...

Lorde is packing her forthcoming studio album, Virgin, with visceral feelings. She recently described the lyrics on the record, out June 27, as being “right on the edge of gross,” leaning into the “grotesque nature” of garnering an intimate understanding of her body. With the record still a few weeks away, Lorde has painted some vivid descriptions of the “gnarliness or grossness” she explores with the complete 11-song album track list.

The two songs that have been released from Virgin so far, the spinning pop record “What Was That” and the...

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts presented its 2025 TV Awards at the Royal Festival Hall in London, with a wide spectrum of talent recognized across drama, comedy, factual, and children’s programming. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the event was broadcast on BBC One domestically and streamed on BritBox in the United States, continuing the Academy’s emphasis on broad accessibility for international audiences.

This year’s selections showcased both returning series and first-time contenders. Several winners have already seen cultural ripple effects across the UK media landscape. ITV’s Mr Bates vs the Post Office stood out not only for winning Limited Drama but also for earning the Special Award, recognizing ITV’s role in commissioning a project that helped catalyze national discussion. Based on a real-life miscarriage of justice, the series dramatized the experiences of sub-postmasters wrongly accused of theft and fraud, spurring public and political attention.

A trio of the biggest British streaming hits have secured numerous nominations for the BAFTA TV Awards 2025, while BAFTA has recognized a stellar year for ITV’s Mr Bates vs the Post Office.

Baby Reindeer leads the charts across the BAFTA TV and Craft Awards with eight nominations including Limited Drama, Leading Actor for creator Richard Gadd and two Supporting Actresses in Jessica Gunning and Nava Mau. The latter becomes the first openly transgender nominee at the BAFTA TV Awards, several weeks after Karla Sofía Gascón achieved the same in film.

Apple TV+’s Slow Horses and Disney+’s Rivals have six nominations apiece, with Gary Oldman for the former and David Tennant for the latter doing battle in a crowded Leading Actor category, which also features Lennie James (Mr Loverman), Martin Freeman (The Responder) and Toby Jones (Mr Bates vs the Post Office). Danny Dyer, who was expected to secure a nom for Rivals,...